Attrition: the data pack where death decreases max health!

An options menu for Attrition is available with the following command. /function mp.attr:attrition_optionsWhen called, the command displays the following custom options menu:



You can use this menu to test out the data pack, customize your experience with it, or uninstall it seamlessly ^_^

Is Attrition compatible with multiplayer? How about other data packs? How about Hardcore mode?
Attrition should be entirely compatible with multiplayer and with any other data pack. If you run into an issue, let me know and I will try to look into it.

Attrition is not, however, designed for Hardcore mode. Please use it in a normal survival world!

What can I do if this data pack is too difficult or too easy?
If you want to make things harder, you can:
1. Turn up the difficulty setting
2. Turn off natural regeneration and/or sleeping
3. Install more data packs that add extra challenges to other aspects of the game

If you want to take things easier, you can:
1. Lower the difficulty setting
2. Enable grace mode, which can be found in the Options Menu mentioned above
3. Install a data pack that makes it easier to obtain enchanted golden apples (example)

How does Attrition shift the meta of survival Minecraft?
In a few ways:
1. Like in hardcore mode, do whatever you can to stay alive. Be cautious when playing, gear up, collect totems of undying, etc.
2. In Attrition, enchanted golden apples go from useless trophy item to the most valuable item in the game. Exploring regularly is essential.
3. Make backup gear so that you don't die multiple times when trying to retrieve your items after a death.

What does the resource pack do?
Attrition includes an optional resource pack by AmyTheMudkip that subtly retextures the player’s heads-up display (health bar, armor bar, etc.). In my opinion, it’s amazing because it looks far richer than the vanilla HUD while still preserving a distinctly vanilla feel. Give it a try!

What does attrition mean?
It’s a fancy word for ‘erosion’ or ‘wearing away’. It’s used in the phrase ‘war of attrition’, for example.

If you'd like to create content with my data pack on YouTube or some other platform, please include:
1. My name (MacchuPicchu)
2. The name of this data pack (Attrition)
3. The link to this webpage

For more information on using and distributing this data pack, please see the Copyright information below.

If you have a question, suggestion, comment, or concern about Attrition, let me know! You can get in touch with me in a few ways:
1. Leave a comment on the bottom of this page
2. Leave a comment on the Attrition video showcase on YouTube
3. Message me on Twitter